Our expertise in financial institutions
The Womble Bond Dickinson banking and finance law firm team works closely with clients in all areas of the financial institutions sector. These specialities each require their own specific expertise but, between our long history working across the finance sector and our highly experienced team of lawyers and professional staff, we are confident that we can deliver the tailored services we promise all clients.
Within this dynamic and challenging sector, the Womble Bond Dickinson team has worked as an asset finance, litigation finance, banking and corporate finance law firm serving client groups that include the following:
- Community, regional, national, and global commercial banks, private banks, thrifts, and credit unions
- Financial services providers such as investment banks, broker-dealers, and asset and wealth managers
- Financial advisers, non-bank and non-traditional commercial and consumer lenders and intermediaries
- Crowdfunding platforms, fintech companies, governmental bodies, insurers and insurance brokers, and fund managers (real estate, private equity).
In the fintech space in particular, our clients include entrepreneurs and technology pioneers. In working with these forward thinking and revolutionary businesses that are reshaping the financial marketplace by developing and implementing new software, hardware, platforms, financial ecosystems, and business strategies, the Womble Bond Dickinson corporate law firm is able to exist at the forefront of the financial sector.
Finance law firm services
At Womble Bond Dickinson, our team of financial services lawyers have experience across a wide range of specific disciplines within finance and litigation law. This allows our litigation finance law firm, asset finance law firm and corporate finance law firm teams to provide in-depth and tailored services to clients from every corner of the industry.
As a team, we have extensive experience in structuring and negotiating a wide range of financial transactions, including bilateral and syndicated credit facilities, asset-based lending, equipment leasing and finance, and finance for real estate, acquisition, receivables, projects, trade and other structured finance. We regularly advise secured lenders and creditors on restructurings, workouts, bankruptcy filings, receivership appointments and foreclosures.
The comprehensive regulatory and compliance advice our finance law firm team provides helps our regulated and non-regulated clients avoid costly enforcement action and legal disputes whenever possible. However, when needed, we have sector-knowledgeable dispute resolution and litigation teams that regularly represent banks, mortgage lenders, insurance companies and non-traditional lenders in all types of dispute resolution (including US federal and state litigation), regulatory enforcement actions, and governmental investigations.
Our financial services lawyers are experienced in lender liability claims, mortgage-related litigation, US state and federal consumer finance litigation and investigations and troubled portfolio litigation strategy and management. Outside of these services, the Womble Bond Dickinson finance law firm team can also advise on institutional trust and breach of fiduciary obligations, regulatory litigation and compliance, interest rate swaps and derivatives.
Are you looking for a litigation finance law firm to settle financial disputes or a banking law firm that can help provide legal support and guidance? View the team of financial services lawyers at Womble Bond Dickinson online or contact us to organise an appointment.
What we do
Drawing on all practices within the firm, we provide an array of services including:
- Real estate, commercial and corporate finance
- Regulatory and compliance
- Corporate governance
- Executive compensation
- Employee benefits
- Investment banking
- Intellectual property
- Data protection
- Real estate acquisitions and divestitures
- Securities and reporting
- Treasury and derivatives
- FinTech regulatory and compliance
- Public and private capital offerings
- Employment and pensions
- Tax
- M&A (and commercial agreements)
- Dispute resolution and litigation
- Restructurings, workouts, bankruptcy filings, receivership appointments, and foreclosures
- Fund formation and management.